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2001
All We Got is The Present
By Paul Schienberg PhD. Being in the Here and Now is a cliché used often in this culture. Few of us have experienced it...
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Come on, with the Come on
Interview With Kevin Lynch Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach, Wagner College
Supervision of a Basketball Coach Using Techniques From Modern Psychoanalysis
Saved By Sports
MONTE IRVIN: WILLIE MAYS’ MENTOR
